The meteoric growth of OpenAI’s Dublin office shows that multinationals are still very happy to come to Ireland to do business, pay (less) tax, and face regulators.
RDJ boss Jamie Olden talks growth and opportunity, and explains why 2024 will be a tough year for hospitality and commercial property.
JP McDowell, the managing partner of the Irish operation of law firm Fieldfisher, talks about being a fourth-generation lawyer, working on big corporate deals, and how the firm plans to grow.
The various arms of the country’s Justice structures all have separate and distinct roles. While they operate independently of each other they are also expected to liaise closely to ensure the safety of the State. That’s not happening and all is not well with the system.
With a background in financial services and renewable energy, Mason Hayes & Curran managing partner Will Carmody has a wide-ranging view of the Irish economy. He talks about growing the law firm along with its clients and the opportunities ahead.
Led by corporate lawyer John Given, KPMG Law has big plans to expand in Ireland. How has its first 10 months gone and where does it plan to go next?
In the last decade, the churn of High Court judges has nearly doubled. The judges are typically younger and have shorter tenures creating new scheduling and resourcing problems.
UK law firm Browne Jacobson took the plunge last year, opening its first overseas office with an IT-fronting practice in Dublin. Partners Jeanne Kelly and Ciaran Markey talk tech regulation, expansion and their ambitions for the future.
Former head of Meta Ireland Gareth Lambe has just joined the advisory board of alternative legal services provider Johnson Hana. He talks about AI in law firms, start-ups and the tech meltdown – and comeback.
Criminal barristers will once again down tools in a protest over stagnant fees today. Despite this week's unprecedented announcement in support of strike action in the autumn, representative body the Bar Council is not fully on board with all the practitioners' demands.
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